Time for the letter G

This weekend take time to make a cuppa settle back and enjoy some blogs from another section of the big blog list. We are now up to the letter G.

I try to choose blogs that are on topic and written reasonably frequently, by textile practitioners and designers who do such things as quilt, stitch, dye, sew, embellish fabric, bead, use visual journals, and are interested in art and design. I hope you enjoy them.

Here is the lists so far A , B, C , D , E and F

Gaby-cajubrasil Gaby is a fiber and mixed media artist from Brazil

Gallimaufry a blog kept while Jane is doing a City and Guilds Diploma in Stitched Textile

Gathering of Friends Paula is a hand stitcher who blogs

Garden of Stitches Carol is a cross stitcher who blogs her projects

Gatherings Pat Winter is a crazy quilter who is currently running the Comfort Doll Project

Gerrie Congdon writes about her art quilts, fabric postcards and journal quilts

Getting to Crazy LouAnne is active in both crazy quilting and redwork embroider

Gina-B Silkwork is described as "Thoughts, ramblings and experiments in recreating historical narrow wares, passementerie and other textiles" in other words this lady is a tassel and braid freak. There is some great eye candy of her creations to be found here and the archives are worth browsing if you are interested in historical textiles.

Ginny's Small Studio writes about art journals, mixed media collage and stamping

Girl on the Rocks sewing, knitting, crochet, spinning and dyeing, weaving and craft

Glorious Hats Jane Carlstrom keeps blog about milliner

Goatgoddess’s Weblog is full of creative ventures that head into mixed media and areas of stitch.

Going to Pieces Diane is a quilter and dyer, she also blogs page spreads from her visual journal

Gooseflesh Hellen Jorgensen is a contemporary freeform crochet artist who produces some extraordinary coral and marine shapes. Her blog and galleries (in the side bar) are well worth a visit.The blog also tracks her interest in contemporary hand embroidery and her drawings.

GPP Street Team Michele Ward publishes a number of 'Crusades' which are creative challenges

Grains in the Wind Anne blogs about quilting, sewing and dyeing her own fabrics

Gramarye is the blog of Aussie textile and mixed media artist Erica who writes about artquilts, surface design, soft sculpture and life in Sydney.

Granny Along described as "Getting back to crochet basics, granny squares are where it's at. Simple grannies, complex grannies, grannies for all sorts of projects but mostly for fun and relaxation -- you won't want to make just one.

Greasyming Leslie is a crazy quilter and contemporary stitcher who lives in Africa

Green Spiral Herbs is the blog of Betty Pillsbury who is a well known crazy quilter who writes about herbs and her herb farm

Gufobardo some exceptional doll making in all media

Gunnel’s blog Gunnel Svensson lists her interests as embroidery, art quilting, contemporary textile art, fiber art, needle felting, and mixed media Gunnel blogs her projects regularly

Comments

[gina]

I would have preferred to find a contact email for you as I feel completely off topic at this point, but I found a reference for your TIF and then visited your blog and see all these wonderful links. I'm primarily a tatter but also do other stitching crafts and have since I was a young girl. I just wanted to say, besides being appreciative of your blog and what your inspiring, that I hope your TIF continues in one form or another and I can take the opportunity to give it a go myself then.

:-) Gina

[Diane]

Sharon,

Thank you for posting these blogs along with your comments. It's so much fun to visit them and I've added a few of them to my list on Google Reader.

[Annette]

Thank you for these great blog lists! My Google Reader is bursting :)

[Jackie]

I have been meaning to leave you a comment for a long time. Its really because of you I found flickr,which I have loved for quite a time,and it opened up the whole world of blogs and all these lovely people..and I found you on the Embroiderers Guild links a long time ago.Thank you for all the information and inspiration you give to so many.So even though I don't do much handstitching, and don't visit your blog often, you are there at the foundation of my online life! (I'm sorry that must seem so sycophantic..but I do mean it!)

[Gerrie]

Just found myself here via Grains in the Wind. Thanks for the mention.

[gigi]

thanks for visiting my blog
GiGi